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Old 09-20-2011, 12:06 AM #1
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Default CIPD is the diagnosis
Hi everyone,

I finally after many months got dx' Neuro Doc did a spinal tap last week, with my symptoms and slightly elevated protein in my spinal fluid Doctor says I have CIPD. He wants to treat me with Ivig (I think that's what he said) This is all so new to me. What questions should I be asking before I start treatment. Thanks for any help. Jan
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